Ice vs Iced

[tp4tissue]

Do ya'll say   Ice-tea,  or Iced-tea...

Is there suppose to be a pause for the -d sound

[hwood34]

I mean it's iced-tea, but much like the first "t" and "c" in Antarctica, who can really be bothered?

[Gajible]

You've managed to make either version of the word not sound real.

Semantic satiation brought to you by tp4tissue.

[chyros]

I always considered ice tea to be the stuff you buy in bottles which has a load of sugar in it, and iced to be be actual tea with ice in it.

[tp4tissue]

You've managed to make either version of the word not sound real.

Semantic satiation brought to you by tp4tissue.

[tjcaustin]

Ice tea - tea made from ice
Iced tea - tea chilled with ice

Therefore, it's iced tea.

[fohat.digs]

We have the same question in the remodeling business with screened porches.

A porch is not made of screen - build a porch and then you may or may not choose to screen it in.

[Sneaky Potato]

Ice tea - tea made from ice
Iced tea - tea chilled with ice

Therefore, it's iced tea.

Agreed.

I have very strong opinions about my iced tea though.

[noisyturtle]

the word runs together when you say it, "icetee" so it could be heard as either Iced or Ice depending on how quickly you speak, like saying cheesesteak

[tp4tissue]

the word runs together when you say it, "icetee" so it could be heard as either Iced or Ice depending on how quickly you speak, like saying cheesesteak

Is it Cheese,,,,steak

or  Cheee---steak

[Sneaky Potato]

the word runs together when you say it, "icetee" so it could be heard as either Iced or Ice depending on how quickly you speak, like saying cheesesteak

If I'm being honest, cheesesteaks and iced tea are two of my favorite things in the world

[noisyturtle]

the word runs together when you say it, "icetee" so it could be heard as either Iced or Ice depending on how quickly you speak, like saying cheesesteak

Is it Cheese,,,,steak

or  Cheee---steak

I say chee.steak is you say cheese steak then it becomes something different. Why would you pronounce the s twice?

[tp4tissue]

the word runs together when you say it, "icetee" so it could be heard as either Iced or Ice depending on how quickly you speak, like saying cheesesteak

If I'm being honest, cheesesteaks and iced tea are two of my favorite things in the world

Tp4 prefers Hard-Iced-Tea..   Has to be very cold,  otherwise the alcohol tastes bitter..

[xtrafrood]

Tea = sweet ice tea

[absyrd]

Eye T

Cash me

[E3E]

Iced tea, but I'm pretty sure I'll sometimes just say "ice tea" under the convention of being a lazy ****.

The "d' sound right next to the "t" sound creates a pause that makes it a little less fluid or natural to say without interrupting the flow of speech or sounding awkward though.

[digi]

"ayyyyice teeeetth"

[tjcaustin]

Eye T

Cash me

I might go to keycon this year just to do exactly that.

[audax989]

this is one of the best teas I've tasted. Iced with a little honey.

ps: not my pic

[digi]

I might go to keycon this year just to do exactly that.

Reported

[tp4tissue]

What's confusing is how EVERYWHERE claims to have the best tea.. hahahahhaa

[JaccoW]

In Europe the whole concept of Iced Tea is fairly unknown and can be a bit of a (nasty) surprise when visiting the States.
Ice tea is the sweetened, and often carbonated, version from companies like Lipton or Nestea.

[happylacquer]

the word runs together when you say it, "icetee" so it could be heard as either Iced or Ice depending on how quickly you speak, like saying cheesesteak

Is it Cheese,,,,steak

or  Cheee---steak

cheee,,,,eee,,,,,steak

also i,,,,st,,,,t

[happylacquer]

In Europe the whole concept of Iced Tea is fairly unknown and can be a bit of a (nasty) surprise when visiting the States.
Ice tea is the sweetened, and often carbonated, version from companies like Lipton or Nestea.

ice tea doesn't exist you nerd

[jaffers]

Ice tea will get you ****ed up. Iced tea is pretty tasty

[JaccoW]

In Europe the whole concept of Iced Tea is fairly unknown and can be a bit of a (nasty) surprise when visiting the States.
Ice tea is the sweetened, and often carbonated, version from companies like Lipton or Nestea.

ice tea doesn't exist you nerd

The rest of the world disagrees with you, you wandoughty fopdoodle.

[happylacquer]

In Europe the whole concept of Iced Tea is fairly unknown and can be a bit of a (nasty) surprise when visiting the States.
Ice tea is the sweetened, and often carbonated, version from companies like Lipton or Nestea.

ice tea doesn't exist you nerd

The rest of the world disagrees with you, you wandoughty fopdoodle.

Look, when you're in the USA it's like trying to convince people football is a game where the ball stays on the ground. 

[JaccoW]

In Europe the whole concept of Iced Tea is fairly unknown and can be a bit of a (nasty) surprise when visiting the States.
Ice tea is the sweetened, and often carbonated, version from companies like Lipton or Nestea.

ice tea doesn't exist you nerd

The rest of the world disagrees with you, you wandoughty fopdoodle.

Look, when you're in the USA it's like trying to convince people football is a game where the ball stays on the ground. 

You guys confuse football with hand-egg right?

[chyros]

In Europe the whole concept of Iced Tea is fairly unknown and can be a bit of a (nasty) surprise when visiting the States.
Ice tea is the sweetened, and often carbonated, version from companies like Lipton or Nestea.

ice tea doesn't exist you nerd

The rest of the world disagrees with you, you wandoughty fopdoodle.

I really need to remember this term xD .